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{{quote|We are stronger, together. We are mighty, together. All we have to fear is... [[Warlord|this]]. Giving in. Allowing the power of the [[Light]] to blind us to what we truly are.|Lord Radegast}} | {{quote|We are stronger, together. We are mighty, together. All we have to fear is... [[Warlord|this]]. Giving in. Allowing the power of the [[Light]] to blind us to what we truly are.|Lord Radegast}} | ||
Radegast was the first of the Iron Lords, and was responsible for assembling the motley crew that would rise to the renown all [[Guardian]]s know. Originally, the four man team of himself, [[Perun]], [[Jolder]], and [[Saladin Forge]] fought against the Warlords in secret, living in fear of that other Guardians would destroy them. Eventually, they had a particularly brutal battle against five enemy Warlords in defense of a mining community, resulting in the devastation of the surrounding area and destruction of the outpost. After this battle, Radegast became weary of [[Lightbearer|Risen]] fighting and fearing one another, and expressed his desire to see them unite as protectors of humanity, like the knights that existed long before the [[Golden Age]]. Radegast then had his friends name | Radegast was the first of the Iron Lords, and was responsible for assembling the motley crew that would rise to the renown all [[Guardian]]s know. Originally, the four man team of himself, [[Perun]], [[Jolder]], and [[Saladin Forge]] fought against the Warlords in secret, living in fear of that other Guardians would destroy them. Eventually, they had a particularly brutal battle against five enemy Warlords in defense of a mining community, resulting in the devastation of the surrounding area and destruction of the outpost. After this battle, Radegast became weary of [[Lightbearer|Risen]] fighting and fearing one another, and expressed his desire to see them unite as protectors of humanity, like the knights that existed long before the [[Golden Age]]. Radegast then had his friends name wielders of the [[Light]] they trusted to ride with them; Jolder named [[Bretomart]], Perun named [[Deidris]], but Saladin did not trust anyone other than Radegast. He then called on them to gather those they trust to fight the Warlords out in the open, calling on them to join him as [[Iron Lords]], coining the name for the first time. Everyone present agreed without hesitation, and thus began the [[Warlord Conflict|conflict against the Warlords]].<ref name="Lord Radegast>'''Bungie (2016/9/20)''', ''[[Destiny]]: [[Rise of Iron]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Grimoire]]: [[Grimoire:Allies/Iron_Lords#Lord_Radegast|Lord Radegast]]''</ref> | ||
As the Iron Lords expanded their ranks, Lord [[Timur]] informed Radegast that the Warlord [[Felwinter]] was interested in joining the Iron Lords. Radegast and Timur were interested in using [[Felwinter Peak]] as their headquarters due to its defensible position, but were also intrigued by Felwinter's interest in the [[Warmind]] [[Rasputin]], as Timur himself was seeking the technology known as [[SIVA]] to aid in the building of [[The Last City]]. The two Iron Lords met with Felwinter, but Radegast found himself unnerved by the [[Exo]]'s seeming lack of emotion. Radegast questioned him about his interest in Rasputin as well as the civilians who lived below his peak in a small village before asking if he would give up his peak to the Iron Lords. Felwinter would only do so if his people were guaranteed the protection of the Iron Lords. Hearing this care for his people, Radegast gave Felwinter a small smile and welcomed him into the Iron Lords, stating that he needed to meet Saladin and learn how his people could go to the Last City.<ref>'''Bungie (2020/3/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Worthy]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Lore]]: [[Lore:The_Liar#THE_IRON_LORD|The Liar - THE IRON LORD]]''</ref> Radegast introduced Felwinter to the rest of the Iron Lords leadership, although this first meeting went poorly due to the captured [[Ghost]] of a Warlord that Felwinter was revealed to keep welded into the back of his helmet.<ref>'''Bungie (2020/3/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Worthy]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Felwinter's Helm]]''</ref> | As the Iron Lords expanded their ranks, Lord [[Timur]] informed Radegast that the Warlord [[Felwinter]] was interested in joining the Iron Lords. Radegast and Timur were interested in using [[Felwinter Peak]] as their headquarters due to its defensible position, but were also intrigued by Felwinter's interest in the [[Warmind]] [[Rasputin]], as Timur himself was seeking the technology known as [[SIVA]] to aid in the building of [[The Last City]]. The two Iron Lords met with Felwinter, but Radegast found himself unnerved by the [[Exo]]'s seeming lack of emotion. Radegast questioned him about his interest in Rasputin as well as the civilians who lived below his peak in a small village before asking if he would give up his peak to the Iron Lords. Felwinter would only do so if his people were guaranteed the protection of the Iron Lords. Hearing this care for his people, Radegast gave Felwinter a small smile and welcomed him into the Iron Lords, stating that he needed to meet Saladin and learn how his people could go to the Last City.<ref>'''Bungie (2020/3/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Worthy]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Lore]]: [[Lore:The_Liar#THE_IRON_LORD|The Liar - THE IRON LORD]]''</ref> Radegast introduced Felwinter to the rest of the Iron Lords leadership, although this first meeting went poorly due to the captured [[Ghost]] of a Warlord that Felwinter was revealed to keep welded into the back of his helmet.<ref>'''Bungie (2020/3/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Worthy]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Felwinter's Helm]]''</ref> | ||
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Radegast's patience with the Warlord Conflict grew thin as time went on, and his friendship with Felwinter ended when he learned that the Exo frequently broke the Iron Decree and executed Risen and their Ghosts. Although Felwinter provided evidence of the crimes his victims committed and thus went unpunished, Radegast disapproved of the secret murders as the solution and grew to hate Felwinter. Between his desire to end the conflict and anger with Felwinter, Radegast began to act more aggressive against their remaining foes, ordering entire fireteams of Iron Lords to prepare for an assault on the stronghold of Warlord [[Shaxx]], despite the hundreds of people whom Shaxx was sheltering within his walls and his lack of aggression. Prior to the assault on Shaxx's fortress, a [[Fallen]] uprising in the [[Cosmodrome]] diverted Radegast's attention and he ordered Lord Saladin and Lady [[Efrideet]] to lead strikes against them. This delay allowed Felwinter to convince Shaxx to go with his people to the Last City for safety and renounce his territory, although he did not join the Iron Lords.<ref name="REM">'''Bungie, (3/10/2020), [[Weblore]]:''' ''[https://www.bungie.net/en/Explore/Detail/News/48809 Remembrance]''</ref> | Radegast's patience with the Warlord Conflict grew thin as time went on, and his friendship with Felwinter ended when he learned that the Exo frequently broke the Iron Decree and executed Risen and their Ghosts. Although Felwinter provided evidence of the crimes his victims committed and thus went unpunished, Radegast disapproved of the secret murders as the solution and grew to hate Felwinter. Between his desire to end the conflict and anger with Felwinter, Radegast began to act more aggressive against their remaining foes, ordering entire fireteams of Iron Lords to prepare for an assault on the stronghold of Warlord [[Shaxx]], despite the hundreds of people whom Shaxx was sheltering within his walls and his lack of aggression. Prior to the assault on Shaxx's fortress, a [[Fallen]] uprising in the [[Cosmodrome]] diverted Radegast's attention and he ordered Lord Saladin and Lady [[Efrideet]] to lead strikes against them. This delay allowed Felwinter to convince Shaxx to go with his people to the Last City for safety and renounce his territory, although he did not join the Iron Lords.<ref name="REM">'''Bungie, (3/10/2020), [[Weblore]]:''' ''[https://www.bungie.net/en/Explore/Detail/News/48809 Remembrance]''</ref> | ||
Eventually the Lords ended the reign of the Warlords and | Eventually the Lords ended the reign of the Warlords and secured the Last City behind strong walls, although some Warlords remained and the [[Fallen]] threatened the peace. Seeking to restore civilization and establish more cities, Radegast joined Timur in supporting Felwinter despite his hatred of the Exo after he discovered the location of SIVA within [[Site 6]], located in the [[Cosmodrome]] of [[Old Russia]]. The Iron Lords debated the merits of taking the technology from the Warmind, but ultimately decided to go with Felwinter's plan in order to secure the future of humanity.<ref>'''Bungie (2020/3/10)''', ''[[Destiny 2]]: [[Season of the Worthy]], Playstation 4, Activision Blizzard, [[Lore]]: [[Lore:The_Liar#THE_MISTAKE|The Liar - THE MISTAKE]]''</ref> Radegast was one of the many Iron Lords who went into what would later be named the [[Plaguelands]] in search of SIVA. Of all that went in, Radegast was one of the eight to meet their end in the SIVA replication chamber, containing SIVA at the cost of their lives. | ||
===Legacy=== | ===Legacy=== | ||
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*[[wikipedia:Radegast|Radegast]] is the name of the Slavic god of hospitality, but is [[wikipedia:Radagast|better known]] as one of the five wizards from J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. | *[[wikipedia:Radegast|Radegast]] is the name of the Slavic god of hospitality, but is [[wikipedia:Radagast|better known]] as one of the five wizards from J.R.R. Tolkien's Lord of the Rings. | ||
*It was said that his [[Radegast's Blade|sword]] was a symbol of the Iron Banner's invincibility<ref name="Radegast's Blade"> '''Radegast's Blade''' [https://www.bungie.net/en/Armory/Detail?item=4275796006&itemname=Radegast%27s%20Blade]</ref>. | *It was said that his [[Radegast's Blade|sword]] was a symbol of the Iron Banner's invincibility<ref name="Radegast's Blade"> '''Radegast's Blade''' [https://www.bungie.net/en/Armory/Detail?item=4275796006&itemname=Radegast%27s%20Blade]</ref>. | ||
*He also owned a [[Legendary]] [[Rocket | *He also owned a [[Legendary]] [[Rocket Launcher]] called [[Radegast's Fury]], a powerful weapon forged in war and strife as the Iron Lords fought the [[Darkness]]<ref name="Radegast's Fury"> '''Radegast's Fury''' [https://www.bungie.net/en/armory/Detail?type=item&item=805224273&itemname=Radegast%27s%20Fury]</ref>. | ||
==List of appearances== | ==List of appearances== | ||
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**''[[Season of the Worthy]]'' {{Mo}} | **''[[Season of the Worthy]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
**''[[Season of the Lost]]'' {{Mo}} | **''[[Season of the Lost]]'' {{Mo}} | ||
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==References== | ==References== | ||
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